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Boardgames

1958 Kom Mee Naar Buiten (Come outside)

The game Kom Mee Naar Buiten(Come Outside) has been created and designed for the NVV, a Dutch labour union. The game is a present for the union members to celebrate the opening of the new NVV centre 'Kupersoord', a holiday centre for the members. 120.000 games are made.

1958 Gameboard Kom Mee Naar Buiten Fiches

Depending on who you are in the game, certain traffic rules apply to you, or not.

1958 Gameboard Kom Mee Naar Buiten

The players make a trip by car, cycling or walking from the city to Kupersoord, holiday centre for NVV members. A journey full of surprises, where traffic rules play an important role.

1958 Play Cards

You've seen the Golden Oriole, you may roll again.

1959 Op Stap

Op Stap (Going Out), just like Kom Mee Naar Buiten, was entirely conceived and designed by Corry and Rokus. The players go to the sea, the heath or the forest and discover animals and plants there.

New concept board games

For this game, Rokus came up with a completely new concept for a board game. Well-known games like Snakes and Ladders or Ludo have a fixed game board, but On the Go has 3 different boards that can be freely placed next to each other. This makes each game unique every time it is played.

1959 Huisje Boompje Beestje

The game Huisje Boompje Beestje (Cottage Tree Animal) is entirely created and designed by Corry and Rokus. It is meant to be for the smaller child. The dice has pictures instead of eyes. The game has been produced for decades in large numbers.

1970 Huisje Boompje Beestje

Until the 80's appearance changed a few times. After that the game's concept remained, without the input of the original creators and designers.

1970 Dice Huisje Boompje Beestje
1959 Huisje Boompje Beestje

Illustration with Game Rules.

1960 Game of the Goose with geese
1960 Gameboard
1963 Ho!

Game about traffic.


1963 Ho! Gameboard

The turning circle creates new traffic situations.

1964 Ho! Drawing Corry
1964 Merry Cherry Gamerules
1964 Merry Cherry

Whoever collects the most cherries?

1964 Merry Cherry Gameboard

Pick the cherries before the birds eat them.

1960 Winkelen

Board game where shopping is central, long before it became a daily routine.

Game board

Who takes the shortest route and gets all the shopping first home?

1961 Cat and Mouse game
1961 Cat and Mouse game

The dice shows the colour that may be caught.

1963 Quicky Mouse
1963 Play board Quicky Mouse

The mice must try to go to the finish without being caught by the (magnetic) mousetrap.